Zohaib

Hi,

I suggest you can test this with the free version of the plugin. I tried to test it but unfortunately would need a live environment for Skyverge authorizenet plugin.

Hi,

Are you using the cart block on a page other than the default WooCommerce cart page?

In that case you can try and use the shortcode to display the message:

[alg_wc_left_to_free_shipping content="%amount_left_for_free_shipping% left for free shipping"]

Hi,

Unfortunately, this is not possible at the moment.

Hi,

In your WordPress dashboard navigate to WooComemrce > Settings > Email > Email sender options

Hi,

The redirect on success option only works if the link is on the same domain. Can you please confirm the link is on the same domain?

Also if you are a pro version user, you can contact us on our website for support, as wp.org forums are very restrictive.

Hi,

There is one extra settings that you seem to have and I am not sure if you need it.

General > Payment Gateways > Cash on delivery
You only need to define this if specifically, you want the limits to get updated when a customer purchases with Cash on delivery. Leaving this blank will update the limits for all payment gateways.

Then you need to go to the Limits tab and set the limits. You can set the limits for each user role here, you can set it by All products, per product tag, per product category or by each product.

I am not sure but in your case it should apply to All products?

Hi,

The option under General > Redirect on success is meant to redirect users after they have successfully verified their email.

Whilst the option under Advanced > Prevent login after register will prevent users from logging in without verifying their accounts. If you want your customers to login without confirming their email, you will disable this option.

The two options are not related, because in the first in the first case, we are redirecting after a successful verification and in the second option we are redirecting before a successful verification.

Hi,

Yes, it is possible to limit the orders per customer based on the weight.

To set different limits for different users / user roles, you will need the pro version of the plugin.

For support for the pro version of the plugin, please get in touch with us on our website.

Hi Tylor,

Please get in touch with us on our website and we should be able to give you a discount for the pro version of the plugin.

Hi,

In the plugin’s settings you need to customize the message. You can use the placeholder %free_shipping_min_amount% to show the Minimum amount for free shipping within the message.

For example you could use a messge such as Your current cart total is %current_cart_total% The minimum amount for free shipping is %free_shipping_min_amount% . %amount_left_for_free_shipping% left for free shipping

Hi,

At the moment it is not possible to map the EANs to SKUs but it is possible the other way around to map SKUs to EANs.

I have passed your request to our development team, they will get back to you soon.

Hi James,

In the plugin’s settings can you please try and enable the option under:

Advanced > Custom “logout” function

Please let me know if you continue having trouble with this.

Hi,

It is possible to limit the purchase of digital products with our plugin. What plugin are you planning to use for the subscriptions? Our plugin is compatible with WooCommerce Memberships. You can limit customers with a membership to buy only one of each product. The downloads can be unlimited of that product.

I’m not sure how your updates for the digital product might work. Could you please elaborate more on that.

If they are pdf files, for example, in WooCommerce you can simply add multiple pdf files as downloadble products. But I just tested this if you have one pdf file and a customer places the order, then you add another pdf file to the same product, the customer does not automatically get access to the new file.

You need to go to the customer’s order and under download product permissions, revoke and re-issue the permissions. This is not a limitation in our plugin, but in WooCommerce unfortunately.

I suggest you download and try the free version of our plugin to determine it’s suitability. The main limitation with the free version is the limits will apply to all the products in your store. You cannot set limits for individual products or per product category, per product tag, etc.

Hi,

This is in priority of our team. We are working on it. Should fixed soon.

Hi,

Our development team is currently looking into this. They will get back to you soon.